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GROUP 4 Dear Love Faries Splish Splash Coo Coo Chin Rats Anti Dog Hayman Chow Bellaman Packer Peggy Hill Ordinary People Arthur Lady Brown Chickins Pidgeons The New Car Daisy Crocodile City Albert Dog Gone Protection of Moths Doobery Bird Sleep Tight London Train Fillerby Ching A Cold La Bird Windy Day |
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Bellerman Packer
Bellerman Packer
Is an elephant of character,
The sort you want at parties
When things are rather dull,
He wears an orange waistcoat
With buttons made of beans,
He has a sort of pocket watch
That no one ever sees,
He's good at folding paper
Making animal balloons,
His stories of the jungle
Has everyone in stitches,
But he has nasty habit
That puts him to shame,
He's always sipping Cider
And Cider makes him sneeze,
Now there's something quite disarming
One may say quite alarming,
About the sight of Bellerman
When Bellerman starts sneezing,
It's not the sound like thunder
Or his buttons flying off,
It's the way he blows you over
Blows every thing in sight,
You can move out all the tables
You can hide the raspberry jam,
But your efforts will be wasted
There is nothing you can do,
When Bellerman starts his sneezing
He will blow you down the stairs,
It is sad that such an elephant
Of character indeed,
Should take to drinking Cider
He'd be better eating cheese.
Tony
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